Date and time: When the remote client was logged out and disconnected.
Child number: The name of the child process
that served the client connection.
User: Username attempted to login as, or anonymous
for anonymous FTP users. Note that this field does not imply that user was
successfully logged in. There are two special values here: REFUSED and DENIED.
The latter refers to remote clients who were refused a connection (or disconnected immediately)
because the server was at its max user limit; the former refers to users
disconnected immediately because the client address was rejected by
TCP Wrappers.
Email: Email address as entered by the
anonymous FTP user at the password prompt. Will be blank for non-anonymous
users.
Host: IP or hostname of the remote host
the client is originating from.
Session time: Total number of seconds user was logged in to the server.
Time between commands: Average number of seconds between FTP commands.
Bytes retrieved: Total bytes downloaded.
Bytes Stored: Total bytes uploaded.
Number of commands: Total number of commands the remote FTP client issued.
Retrieves: Total number of retrieves (downloads) attempted.
Stores: Total number of stores (uploads) attempted.
Chdirs: Number of directory changes attempted.
NLSTs: Number of directory listings (short mode).
LISTs: Number of directory listings (detailed mode).
Types: Number of transfer type changes.
PORT/PASV: Number of data connection address specifications.
PWD: Number of print working directory requests.
SIZE: Number of file size requests.
MDTM: Number of file modification time requests.
SITE: Number of site commands.
Logins: Number of successful logins.
Failed Data Connections: Number of data connections that could not be established due to some sort of an error (i.e. timed-out during connect).